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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1946)
THB COOOUXB V A I A « SBNTINBL COGUHA*. bU tQ O N . THURSDAY. NOVRMBBR »1, 1946-. ening Don Wed., 7:30,' Choir practice. Farr, director. At the meeting of the Business and Thursday 10:00 Thanksgiving serv ' PiotcsaitM.jl Women’s club Monday ice at the Nazarene church. night, Nov. 18th, it was announced that the sale of tickets to “Clany Brown" had been very successful. PioneemMethodist Church A report on the club-sponsored Second and Elliott packages of food and clothing for Bennie Howe. Minister I Federated Women overseas was given. Sunday. Nev. 24th. ( Two new members, Mrs. Helen Church school for all ages at 9:45 . Abrego and Miss Muriel Herman. a. m. I were wel omed into the club. Mrs. Brodie, program chairman, announced the program which eon- M-ted oi songs by the High School Girls group under the direction of Harold Wilhnell. They sang “Sweet and Lovely’’ and “Alice Blue Gown." Accordion solos were played by Mrs. Irene Cedarqulst. Mr. Morris Harvey gave a talk on England and Scotland while attending u course on “School Administration.” Members attending were Ruth Bey ers, Laura Brandon, Inez Chase, Grace Detlefsen, Hattie Lee Holimon, Claire Hultin, Edna Kern, Bess Maury, Ida Oerding, Martha Purdy, —Coquille Studio Photo Georgia Richmond, Edna Robison, the bride e< Harry Leah Rover, Inez Rover, Eva Stevens, IN A WEDDING OF INTEREST TO their many friends Mias Lois Jean Bethweil Mabel Hughes, Margarita Brodie, I^*trr Storm at the Pioneer Methodist church October 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Storm are pictured Sue Aitken, Alice Klenz. and Dora Saves Tima, Labor Oerding. the. bridal cake with their attendants. B.P.W. Club Meets Organ music by Harold Withnell (organist) at 10:45 a. m. Divine worship at 11 a. m. Sermon: “Weil Diggers.” Music by choir. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p. m. Vesper service at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday: Choir rehearsal at 7:30 p. m. Thursday: Bible study and prayer at I p. m. Theught for the week: Choice, not chance, determines destiny. and Foal. Mrs. Howard Detlefsen Hostess To Shower Given In Honor of Miss Mattoon Miss Evelyn Mattoon was the in spiration for a real surprise bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Howard Detlefsen Sunday evening. Mrs. Marion Clayton and Mrs. Ray Detlef sen were co-hostesses. The table was unusually attractive, centered with a miniature bride and groom, flanked by tapers whose ribbons led to the many packages. From the chandelier were suspended bells over the centerpiece. | Following the opening of the many lovely gifts, ice cream and cake were served. Attending were Mrs. Gray- don Anderson, Mrs. Ed Detlefsen, Mrs. Ray Wilson, Mrs. Harry Crow ley, Mrs. Leroy Swinney, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Ethel Mattoon, Mrs. Craig Perrott, Mrs. Harold Stevens ! of Coos Bay. Mrs. Tom Stevens, Mrs. : Melden Carl, Mrs. Tom Detlefsen, Misses Mary Anne and Patsy Detlef- !sen and the honored guest, Evelyn i Mattoon. Masons Guests of Beulah Chapter of O.E.S. Between 75 and 80 attended the meeting of Beulah Chapter, No. 8, O.E.S.. last Thursday evening when the Masons were special guests of the Chapter. George Sherwood, W. M. of Chadwick Lodge, No. 68, and R. H. Mast, who celebrated his 88th birth day Nov. 14th, were escorted to the East, given a special welcome and presented with boutonnieres. The members voted to dispense with the meeting Nov. 28th due to Thanksgiving. The next meeting, Dec. 14th. will be the annual elec tion which will be preceded by a potluck dinner. All members were * asked to bring one jar of jam or jelly to the meeting Dec. 14th, which will be sent to the Masonic Home as Christinas gifts. Following the meeting, the Mason* and w ives were given a special w el- Come by the Worthy Maton. “ Stnr^ tnterpretat* — Masonic meeting. Taking part in the humorous skit were Eunice Barrow, Iris Holverstott, Vesta Johnson, Hazel Hanna, Lorraine Perrott, Ada Moore, Jane Wilson, Peg Gould, Viola Hill and Viola Norton. A social hour followed with sandwiches and coffee served In the banquet hall by Mrs, W. E. Bosserman and her com mittee. Eagles Initiation Cottle Club W ill Aid 4-H Clubbers Guild Meets Mrs. C. T. Selbig was hostess at the meeting of the Episcopal Guild ladles in the Parish House last Wednesday •afternoon. Others present were Mes- dames Lloyd Rosa, J. A. Lamb, Jane Williams, A. J. Sherwood, V. H. Hazard, Ida Owen, W. H. Mansell, E. W. Lorenz, F. M. Shaw, Hale B. Eubanks, C. D. Garoutte and Jean ette Cusac. East Fourth and Coulter Sts. Liston Parrish, Pastor Bible School 9:45. Mrs. Myrtle Benham In charge. Morning Worship 11:80. Lord’s Supper, special music and message | by the pastor on “The Program of Jesus.” Intermediate C. E. .6:30. Harry Irelan 420 W. Front B etter T han P rivate I nvestigation P. A. (Buck) E V E R E T T LIBERAL CASH LOANS There’s an ancient way in which a purchaser might sasisfy himself o f clear title to land. That is through an exhaustive review of all deed», will», marriage», heirahips sod other document» by which the prop erty ha» been conveyed, mortgaged, leased or transmitted over a long period of time. The purchaser of land who protects himaelf with a Commonwealth Insured Title avoids this eadleas detail, knowing, too, that no taw will exi»t in the tide to cause loss. On Your A U TO F U R N IT U R E NOTE L IV E S T O C K Coos Bay Finance Co. Esther B. Warner filed suit for di- dorce from Everett F. Warner Nov. 14. Eva Ann Piper filed suit for di vorce from Claud D. Piper on Nov. 18. Virginia M. Newdal filed suit for divorce from Magnus Nevdal on No vember 1 8 . C O N V E N IE N T SERVICE ............ — Sentmel Classified Advs w ill sell it. The Coos-Curry Jersey cattle club met Sunday. Nov. 17, at the Henry Schroeder dairy. A potluck dinner was enjoyed at noon by the 26 per Private Sales Financed sons present' The afternoon business meeting was 18 Months to Pav called to order by President John Simple Credit Requirements Milton. A committee of four, con Complete Privacy sisting of Fred Brunell, Bill Hoyt, No Co-Signers Dal M. King and Herman J Brelage, 10-Minute Service Was named to assist In the encourage ment for improvement In the 4-H cattle club work. The Coos-Curry Jersey Cattle club work is to strive for development and improvement of tfio dAicy ..i-PttiistiCY ■ ■■¡■.■..I tntorfn«lH>n fu# speeiul cer- -of * award, received by & bc , M33& Phone Frank G. Wilson, was distributed to 179 N'. Broadway 21 tic members present. The meeting adjourned and the dairymen then inspected the modern improvements and dairy herd of Mr. Sen ween. The next meeting of the Coos-Curry Jersey Cattle clubavll be held Sunday, Dec 15, at the Cope & Cope dairy farm, Langlois, Oregon. Frank G. Wilson, Secretary Circuit Court Coses Local Eagles will hold an Initatlon class and program on Friday, Novem ber 29, at the Eagles Hall, announced Carl Hooker, secretary for the lodge. - All sponsors are requested to bring in their candidates for Initiation on that date.. Th* Solaray fits any wood or coal ran«« — can bs attached In a fsw minutss. Bums low coat stove or distal feel oil Delivers smooth, even, clean heat—adjustable for cooking, baking, hot water and kitchen warmth. Claan. conVea- ient and economicaL Christian Church TITLE GUARANTEE an d ABSTRACT C O M P A N Y C oquille -, WE LL FILL YOUR ORDERS FOR NEW CHEVROLETS FAIRLY AND EQUITABLY —even though we can't promise to fill all orders immediately TO FIT YO U R NEEDS ** * * « • roue e o o o w j uw* * ...n sa w t „ r 13 Buses Daily from COQUILLE Greyhound's frequent, conveniently- timed departures make it easy for you to plaa your trips to suit yourself, aim ing and going as you please. Whether you travel on business, shopping, or pleasure, Greyhound’s "tailor-made” travel service saves you both time and money on every trip. See your local Greyhound agent for foil information. • As wa'vo said before, “There simply aren't enough new Chevrolet* to go around** today. However, w e're get ting our fair th a n of Chevrolet’s cur rent output o f passenger cars and trucks. And as conditions improve— as strikes and shortages decrease and Chevrolet is ab le to increase its pro duction— we'll get more and more of these fine products to deliver to our customers. Meanwhile, w e want to assure you again that, as long as shortages do exist, we'll continue to apportion our allotted share o f new Chevrolet* fairly and equitably among the many cus tomers whose friendship and patronage are our most prized asset. DE ciar A t 7¿; QF POLIQY ^ ^ « o n o n í^ ? Pub,,'c « S X Í O e d o n t' P'°d"C orde^/^'nonb, prior^S?*'0 ’ r„. r ió te *íM Ù bTTSj'"^ Ü - W a T Î n “ ev " * ' OievrvU ' “~«r<Wh^; r i í í ^ ny ^ ^ « r . wítí be reo Srsz,” % A d d re s s Our policy with regard to servicing yout present car Is bated on Hie tam e fundamental principle» o f (air deed ing, fair prices and fair play which govern our policy an new car deliveries. Bring your oar to for k N» toe t oda y. WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE AND LOYALTY • «Tlu..- W *®CUr- »nformeri, G -a ♦heir orders í* * * o f t h u,tofner» or« í o n i r , o u r f l | ^ fru . fo r, 1 new r of We ^•fcomg anY IN AWAITING DELIVERY OF YOUR NEW CHEVROLET SOUTHWESTERN MOTORS, Inc. Coquille Myrtle Point Bandon
